Therfore, thou vache,[425] leave thine old wretchedness
Unto the worlde; leave now to be thrall;
Cry him mercy, that of his high goodness
Made thee of nought, and in especial
Draw unto him, and pray in general
For thee, and eke for other, heavenly meed,
And truthe shall deliver, it is no drede.[420]
[415] Truth.
[416] Unsteadiness, unstability.
[417] Blinds.
[418] Everywhere.
[419] Advise.
[420] Doubt.
[421] What.
[422] Submissiveness.
[423] Is not.
[424] Spirit.
[425] Beast.